Word: parkinson
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With "Skipper" Vanderbilt in the afterguard will be Designer Burgess, C. Sherman Hoyt, who sailed with him on Enterprise, and John Parkinson of the Weetamoe afterguard. His professional skipper and mate will be those of 1930, Capt. George H. Monsell and Harry Klifve...
...night Timothy, other Herrick cat, also disappeared. Few hours later the anxious family was awakened by a faint, insistent mewing. Mr. Herrick traced the cries to the backyard of his next-door neighbor, Broker John Parkinson Jr. Pushing aside a loose fence paling, he beheld a specially-designed cat trap containing Timothy and the remains of some stale fish...
Next morning a patrolman, two detectives and an S. P. C. A. agent descended on the Parkinson yard, confiscated the cat trap. Revealed as trapper was newly-married Elizabeth Bliss Parkinson, daughter of quiet, publicity-shy Cornelius Newton Bliss, charitarian and Metropolitan...
Opera director, whose sister was the late famed Art Patron Lizzie P. Bliss, and whose father was William McKinley's Secretary of the Interior. Disliking cats, Bride Parkinson had been sympathetic when her servants complained of nightly prowling & yowling. She decided to act when some cats leaped through her windows while she was entertaining dinner guests. She got a trap from the International Cat Investigating Society (to which Lawyer Herrick, then New York City's Park Commissioner, had sent a letter of encouragement when it formed in 1931 to agitate for licensing of the city...
Nominations for next year's Winthrop House Committee as announced yesterday by C. L. Fleming, Jr. '33, chairman, include Thomas Downes, L. W. Dunton, J. M. Lockwood, R. B. Martin, J. T. Nichols, T. I. Parkinson, A. W. Polk, R. K. Pratt, B. C. Schwyser, G. A. Thayer, from the Class of 1934, and from 1935: H. A. Gregg, Herman Gundlach, J. G. Simonds, and S. P. Williams...